Transparency International Australia has cautiously welcomed the announcement of the Royal Commission into the Integrity of Major Public and Civil Infrastructure Construction Projects, the appointment of former Chief Justice of South Australia Chris Kourakis AC and the broad terms of reference.
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Transparency International (TI) Australia welcomes the details of the NACC investigation and AFP charges laid against a renewable energy company manager for allegedly bribing a Commonwealth Official with $20,000 in cash.
Five countries across Asia and Africa have implemented the Infrastructure Corruption Risks Assessment Tool. What lessons have been learned about infrastructure accountability?
A country’s CPI score can offer early warning signs of corruption, especially in high-risk sectors like infrastructure.
Australia is set to lead the negotiations in COP31 hosted by Turkey next year where clean energy rollouts will speak louder than our pledges. Can the nation set a global example as the leader of global climate negotiation?
Ongoing work in Indonesia using the ICRAT focuses on corruption risks in major infrastructure projects to hold government to account.
A new Accountable Infrastructure Project is tackling corruption risks in public projects across Pakistan, Sri Lanka, Indonesia, Kenya, and Zambia by closing information gaps that prevent civil society from monitoring government decisions and safeguarding public funds.
A new project supports 5 countries to assess, address and mitigate corruption risks in major infrastructure projects from licensing to procurement to construction and maintenance.
Brisbane’s 2032 Olympics will inject billions into infrastructure, but without strong transparency and governance, the risk of corruption, waste, and poor outcomes is high. Lessons from past Games show that fast-tracking and political interference can cost communities for decades.
Transparency International Australia hosts national roundtable in Canberra to discuss infrastructure corruption risks in the Indo-Pacific and the application of TIA’s Infrastructure Corruption Risk Assessment Tool (ICRAT) in Solomon Islands.